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i enter the door ready to
begin a new day's routine
full of question; ready to learn,
ready to become an individual.

the dreams of childhood— its
airy fables; its graceful, beauti-
ful, humane, impossible adornments
of the world beyond: so good to be
believed in once, so good to be
remembered when outgrown.

charles dickens

Thought is deeper than all

speech,

Feeling deeper than all thought.

C. R. Cranch

I will not follow

where the path may lead,

but I will go where

there is no path, and I

will leave a trail.

Muriel Strode

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A laugh is worth one
hundred groans in any
market.

Charles Lamb

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shadows we pursue!

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st. mary's junior college

administration and

faculty 22

activities 36

classes 78

advertisements 146

"Liked by many, appreciated by all."

The closeness and friendliness of "the St. Mary's family"
makes our school the special place we will always re-
member. The constant smile and friendly words of Mrs.
Beam contribute greatly to this warm atmosphere and
our memories. Each will always recall that exceptional
feeling of being recognized as a St. Mary's girl when
Mrs. Beam calls us by name.

While working patiently in the bookstore and post office,
Mrs. Beam is always ready to help us in any way she
can. Never is there a moment when she will not put
aside her work to laugh and talk with us. In looking back
upon our life at St. Mary's we will never forget our Mrs.
Beam.

The Senior Class is proud to dedicate the 1967 Stage-
coach to Mrs. Hoyle F. Beam.

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY

As President of St. Mary's, Dr. Richard G.
Stone works continually with Faculty and
students in broadening the horizons of the
school.

Few words can describe the feeling all St. Mary's girls have for
Miss Edith A. Richardson, Dean of Students. Her vitality and
zest for life rub off on all who come in contact with her.

The Rev. Edward F. Moseley as Chaplain, does much in creating
school spirit through his Chapel services. The Chapel is the
unifying factor at St. Mary's.

english department

Mr. John U. Tate, chairman of the English Department and one of the
outstanding members of the faculty, carefully guides his classes
through Everyman.

Miss Nancy Walker, new at St. Mary's instructs one of her English
classes on the important features of Spenser's Faerie Queene.

Also new at St. Mary's, Miss Rebekah McBane drills one of her classes
on English mechanics and definitions.

Working on English themes outside of class is not uncommon for Mrs.
Olivan Hobbie.

Mrs. Heise strives to give her students a basic understanding of
English.

American Literature is a favorite course with Mrs. David Pancoast,
who points out an interesting passage to her class.

As chairman of the Language Department Mr. Robert Connelly grades
the test of one of his French students.

Mrs. Renate Haddon informs her German students of the geography
of the country.

St. Mary's girls are instructed in many of the Latin
Classics by Mrs. Harry Zepp.

A Spanish and French instructor, Mrs. Morris MacKinnon, grades one
of her students exams.

Mrs. J. Leroy Smith and Miss Ann Elizabeth Brewer give their French
students an interesting course and also added personal attention

Mrs. George Frazier encourages her Spanish
students along an independent study program.

language department

Dr. Owens Hand Browne, chairman of the Science Department,

demonstrates a scientific principle to his small but eager chemistry
class.

Another Biology instructor, Mrs. Fredrick F. Fish, is very concerned
about the wellfare of her students and is well-liked for her interest.

Miss Mary Oliver Ellington, a well liked Biology instructer, seems very
pleased because her students finally understand the difference
between mitosis and meiosis.

science department

Mr. Joel Weiner, a new and much admired Biology and Anatomy
instructor, points out a muscle to his advanced Anatomy class.

Mrs. Richard W. Dosher seems very pleased with her Geometry class,
who evidently understand congruent triangles.

mathematics department

Miss Ruth Lineberry, chairman of the Mathematics Department,
shows understanding for her students struggling to conceive difficult
mathematical principles.

Mrs. Michael W. Smith explains to her trigonometry class a basic
principle, which every math student should know

Mr. Kenneth B. Nichols gives a contem-
porary outlook to his Sociology class.

Mrs. W. R. Smith, III Points out a tamil
lar passage to her Bible students.

Chairman, Dr. Mabel M. Morrison, inspires not
only students but faculty with a zest for learning.

Mrs. Robert Higgins instructs Fresh, and
Jr. in American and European History.

Approaching her American History class,
Mrs. Robert F. Stoops carries an armful of
interesting facts

The Rev. Edward F Moseley, as Chap-
lain, conducts several Bible classes.

Economics class is instructed by Mr. Eric J. Olson.

Government is a fascinating course taught
by Mr. Don Roberts.

social science and religion department

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The head of the Music Department, Miss Mary Ruth Haig, gives an
interesting program for her students to follow.

music department

Miss Mary Jane McCoy finds illustration effective as she leads the
school choir. She also assists in the direction of the glee club.

Here Mr. Donald Peery instructs a student in piano. He also has
courses in Music Appreciation.

Miss Geraldine Cate works hard with her voice students and glee club
to produce very enjoyable concerts.

art and drama
department

As the head of the Dramatics Department, Mrs. E. L. Stamey provides |
excellent entertainment for St. Mary's.

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Mrs. Ben F. Williams reviews some artwork with Elizabeth Freeman.

As dance instructor Mrs. William J. Bailey works with a student teach-
ing her the beauty of body movement.

physical education
department

Mrs. Billy Barr gives her students a clearer understanding of Hygiene
and of healthy physical activity.

As chairman of the department Miss Mary Louise Jones instructs M.
Richardson and S. Davis in the skills of archery.

staff

Miss Jane Augustine, Alumnae Secretary

Miss Frances Vann, Bursar; Miss Julia Jordan, Purchasing Officer;
Miss Elizabeth Tucker, Registrar; Mr. Hersel M. Bixler, Director of
Development.

Miss Charity Moody, Mrs. Juanita H. Hamm, Mrs. Anne K. Harrington,
Secretaries

Mrs. Hoyle F. Beam, Bookstore and Post Office
Manager

Mrs. Briggs, Secretary to Dean.
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Mrs. Leslie A. Smith Switchboard
Operator

Mrs. Ruth P. Pendergraph, Mrs. Christine D. Johnson, not pictured Miss I. T. Richardson,
Miss Margaret Sasser, Mrs. Irene S. Pascall.

Mrs. Harlan C. Brown, Librarian, Mrs. Owens Hand Browne, Mrs. Chisenhall, Assistant
Librarians.

Mr. Robert Bell, Food Service Manager.

staff

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Mrs. C. E. Smith, R. N., Resident Nurse; Dr. Chauncey L. Royster, College Physician;
Mrs. M. S. Upchurch, Assistant Nurse.

Mrs. Kathenne Adams, Housekeeper

student government

By participating in democratic community living, the
members of the Student Government Association develop
high ideals of citizenship. The principles of the Honor Code
provide for the firm establishment of high ethical stan-
dards and firm moral integrity in all aspects of student
life. Three officers, the President, the Vice-President, and
the Secretary serve as the link between the faculty and
student body and between the faculty and administration.
Under the jurisdiction of the Student Government Associa-
tion are the Honor Board, the Hall Council, and the
Legislative Body.

Upon arrival at St. Mary's, students become not only
members, but a vital part of the Association. The coopera-
tion and the interest of the members enables the Student
Government Association to function in the best interest of
the school.

Margaret Stevens, President

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Stacy Watkins, Secretary of Hall Council

Jean Healy, President of Day Students

Gale Swann, Secretary Treasurer

Molly Leary, Vice-President

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Linda Beville. Chairman of Hall Council

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honor board

Chairman

Vice President

Secretary

Senior Representative

Junior Representative

Underclassmen Representative
Faculty

Margaret Stevens

Molly Leary

Gale Swann

Cheryll Botts

Mary C. Whittle

Juliet Smith

Georgia Herbert

Ellington

Brewer

Williams

egislative body

The Legislative Body, consisting of faculty members and
representatives from the classes, emphasizes the direct
involvement that the students have with their Student
Government. Throughout the year the Legislative Body
meets to consider any necessary changes in the Consti-
tution and the Student Government regulations.

Chairman — Molly Leary
Secretary— Nancy Smith

Lucile McKee
Margaret Stevens
Margaret Highsmith
Susan Byars
Ann London
Betsy McAlistor
Arabella Nash
Gray Brothers
Suzanne Crockett
Margaret Kelly
Linda Beville

B. Little, A. Copenhaver, G. Edmunds, D. Dunston, C. Fitzpatrick, L.
Marshall, G. Swann, N. Glass, D. Cowan, M. Gillom, A. Harney, S.
Melvin, C. Pollock, S. Marshall, L. Keller, L. Whitley, J. Healy, C. Botts,

D. Jacks, M. England, B. Ager, L. Miller, C. Weaver, N. Smith, K.
Frazer, A. Holbrook

hall
counci

Hall Council, composed of the chairman, the Secretary,
the Assistant Secretary, two counselors from each
resident hall, and three day students, is an essential
part of the Student Government Association of St. Mary's.
Through two branches, the Disciplinary Committee and
the Minor Offense Committee, the Hall Council has the
authority over all student regulations and behavior not

directly dealt with by the Honor Board. It serves also
as an intermediary between the faculty and the students.
Counselors are chosen on the basis of their character,
dependability, understanding, and patience. They are
important not only in helping each new girl to find her
place in life at St. Mary's, but also in acting as advisors
for problems the girls face during the year.

J. Shuping. S. Owens, M. Burgwyn. L. McKee, K. Sabiston, M. Stevens.
M. Mebane, B. Murrell, G. Godwin. M. Leary, S. Hurst, S. James, N.

Fleming. S. Wallace. C. Arbuckle. L. Beville. A. Flynn, C. Davis. L.
Exum, L. Stott, S. Watklns. H. Hodges. M. Kelly. A. Dill.

marshals

Margaret Elaine Isley
Charlotte H. Noland Weaver

Jane Celeste Patrick

Chief Marshal
Olivia Turlington Miller

Marguerite Dewey Daniels
Lavinia Lander Marshall

Fire Captain— Susan Marshall

Assembly Chairman— Linda Stott

Dance Marshals— Sr. Laura Whittley, Jr. Debra Grove, Soph. Marty
Grey, Fresh. Lynn Dunstan

stagecoach

Anna Holbrook, Editor

M. Crawley, Business Manager; M. England, Assistant Editor

S. Slover, Photography Editor; C. Weaver. Copy Editor; L Avery.
K. Toole. Organizations

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J. Smith, Jr. Class Editor; B. Bittle, B. McAlister, Soph. Class Editor;
M. Millichap Sr. Class Editor, S. Byars, Fresh. Class Editor; S. Gelston,
A. Nash.

M. Garrett, Proofreading Editor; M. McGowan, Jane Marzoni.

N. Matthews, Typing Editor; B. Bell, C.
Fitzpatrick, Sports Editor; G. Sellers, C.
Smith.

News editor— Nancy
Smith

Feature editor— Sally
Cruikshank

Exchange editor— Anne
Warren

Photographer— Meredith
Maynard

Head Typist— Merrie
England

Circulation manager-
Bobbie Bell

the belles

The BELLES, the school newspaper, is published
thirteen times a year. In each issue, the staff strives to
relate school functions by means of news and feature
articles, photography, and art work. Throughout the
year The BELLES also sponsors several on-campus
projects, such as the Glamour Contest and the Class
Song Competition.

The BELLES' purposes are not only directed towards
those who work on the staff for journalistic experience,
but also for the entire student body. Each girl has the
privilege of voicing her opinion on any phase of the St.
Mary's life.

Molly Richardson. Editor

the muse

Sally Hurst, Editor

"The Muse, published twice a year, is St. Mary's literary
magazine in which the thoughts and ideas of the
students are expressed through poetry and prose. Its
aims are to encourage creative writing and to stimulate
an interest in the literary field."

C. Allers

N. Glass

C. Pede

B. Barrett

T. Ham

P. Peoples

B. Bittle

P. Henderson

J. Shuping

F. Breeden

C. Hobgood

P. Slater

M. Burgwyn

N. Hood

K. Smith

B. Clarson

S. James

J. Strange

B. Conrad

J. Kaasa

H. Upton

S. Cruickshank

L. Keller

P. Williams

P. Davis

N. Lee

S. Wright

C. Drake

S. Marshall

M. Dutfy

M. Maynard

Critics Board

J. Friedberg

E. Mims

of The Muse

M. England

W. Morris

Keller, Burgwyn

S. Gill

G. Ogden

Marshall, James

E. Gawen

G. Osborne

Hurst

the handbook

The Handbook is the Manual of the Student
Government Association and is compiled and edited
each year by a student committee. It contains all rules,
procedures, and other pertinent information necessary
tor the betterment of the student life at St. Mary's. Each
new and returning student receives a Handbook during
the summer and is tested on the material in the Hand-
book at the first part of the following school year.

Editor— Margaret Kelly

Lu Dixion
Margaret Burn
Nancy Gilliam
Lynn Abercrombie
Donna Jacks
Henrietta Freeman
Helen Silcox
Dianne Stockard

dramatics

M. England, S. Hutaff, J. Wellons, L Keller, J. Wickham, A. Garwood.

The Dramatics Club under the direction of Mrs. Nancy
Stamey is very active throughout the year at St.
Mary's. The Club's first undertaking this year was the
Thanksgiving production entitled "Tonight at 8:15". The
performance was a bill of three short one-act plays. The
club also undertakes two other major productions. Girls
in the Dramatics Club are responsible, not only for the
acting, but also for lighting, costuming, make-up, props,
and backstage work.

St. Genesius is the Honorary organization of the Dra-
matics Club. It is the co-ordinating body of the Dramat-
ics Club. Membership is based on a student's contribu-
tion to theater life at St. Mary's, her character, attitude,
enthusiasm, co-operation, dedication, and acceptable
scholastic average. The members are: Susan Hutaff;
president, Joan Wickham, secretary, Sue Ownes and
Linda Stott.

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Linda Stott— President. Sue Owens— Vice President

M. England and K. Nichols display their talents in "The Prise".

young democrats club

An organization composed of young Americans, the
Young Democrats Club is interested in the political ac-
tivity of the Democratic Party. The purpose of the club
is to increase the members' knowledge and interest in
political and current affairs. This year the Y.D.C.
discussed the current redistricting problem in North
Carolina. The St. Mary's Young Democrats studied the
redistricting problem under the leadership of their advi-
ser, Mr. Roberts, worked out a plan they believed to be
satisfactory, and submitted it to the North Carolina
General Assembly for their consideration.

Margaret Stevens, Nancy, Hood, Marty Mebane. Debbie Almguist, Ju-
liet Smith, Kay Lasater, Barbara Conrad, Anne Blackburn, Carol Fran-
klin, Chris Hurst, Betsy Crawford, Libby Keller, Sally James, Margaret
Burgwyn, Judy Rockfeller, Martha Crawley, Anne Keller, Sarah Melvin,
Katie Gartland, Lynn White, L Stott, C. Arbuckle, G. Swann, B. Little,
H. Bridgers, B. Eure, C. Fowlkes, A. Dill, J. Hicks, C. Robinson, M. B.
Summersill, J. Home, T. Taylor, K. Sabiston, N. Lee, C. Shoaf, G. God-

win, J. Wickham, L. Turner, S. Byers, J. Dunn, B. Kellogg, M. Gilliam, A.
Garwood, C. Block, V. Thompson, R. Willets, S. Glenn, L. Carter, S.
Wallace, S. Wright, N. Matthrews, A. Doby, G. Cristoph, P. Johnson, L.
Lifsey, S. Johnson, M. L. McGowan, N. Fleming, C. Davis, J. Wellons,
L. Robinson, C. Bnttain, B. Simmons, K. Smith, H. Craven, L. Wall, N.
W. Foreman, S. Gelston, M. Garrett, A. Watkins, M. Simmons, M. Ur-
quhart, N. Richardson, S. Hutaff, B. Golding.

C Weaver, pres; S. Gill, sec.-treas; C. Crowley, v. pres; M. Isley, L Mc-
Kee, G. Edmunds, P. Henderson, A. Holbrooke, M. Given, M. England,
C. Crowley, J. Saussy, S. Aichele, J. Britt, K. Baley, J. Andrews, B.

Hunt, M. Berry, C. Weaver, C. Scott, L Bryan, M. Morrison, S. Davis,
B. Wall, M. M. Hancock, S. Gill, B. J. Clarson, A. Northington, H. Up-
ton, S, Crockett, L. Avery

young republicans club

Young Republicans at St. Mary's stimulate an active
interest in politics on the state, national, and interna-
tional level. This active club sponsors many speakers
and tilms and tapes on pertinent political topics during
the year. They also give assistance to the local party or-
ganization. This year under the advisorship of one of St.

Mary's young faculty members, Mr. Kenneth Nichols,
the young Republican's Club worked closely with the
State Republican party in the November election of Jim
Gardner. The Young Repbulicans are also working to-
ward the future by gathering material on Republican
prospects for the upcoming 1968 Presidential election.

granddaughter's club

The Granddaughter's Club, an organization which recognizes and hon-
ors the St. Mary's family tradition, is composed of girls whose
mothers or grandmothers attended St. Mary's. The members act as
guides for visitors on Alumni Day during the Spring, and annually
they sponsor a drive to sell address books, which they compiled, to
the students and faculty of the school.

Arbuckle, C Burhoe. M., Carrison, S., Carter, E., Crawford, E., Cruikshank, S., Crawley,
M., Daniels, M., Davis, P., de la Vergne, M., Dickerson, A., Downey, E. Duff, C, Duffy,
M., Fleming, N., Flynn, A., Foreman, N., Garwood, A., Gilliam, M., Gordan. F., Harney, A.,
Henderson, P., Higgins, S., Highsmith, M., Huggins, C, Home, J., James, S., Jennings,
L, Johnson, N., McGowan, W. McAlister, B., McKee, L, Maupin, J., Mebane, M., Miller,
0., Mills, M., Morrison, M., Morrison, M., Nash, A., Northington, A., Pollock, C, Ri-
chardson, M., Simmons, B., Schwartz, B., Slater, Smith, J., Stevens, M., Stockard, D.,
Thompson, V. Wellons, J., Yancey, C, Cutchin, 8., Armstrong, L, Bridgers, H., Carter,
L, Cornman, L, Dickey, M., Dixon, V., Edwards, J., Glenn, S., Haggerty, V., Ham, H.,
Harris, B., Heaton, C, Hofler, A., Holmes, L, Johnson, P., Legg, H., McCaskill, K,
Mann, S., Mason, S., Perry, S.. Pollard, A., Richardson, K., Rodman, E., Sheffield, A.,
Vaughan, M., Wall, M., Wideman, A., Berry, M., Bratton, C, Buchanan, S., Chamblee,
S., Cheshire, J., Cline, C, Denning, E.. Froneberger, M., Haley, D., Morris, S., Haywood,
N., London, A., Newell, S., Ragland, B., Richardson, N., Seifart, H., Tomlinson, S.,
Wellons. D., White. P.,

ywca

The Young Women's Christian Association at St. Mary's
plays an important part in Brightening the lives of the
less fortunate people, as well as the lives of the ST
Mary's girls themselves. The Y.W.C.A. members pay dai-
ly visits to Dorethea Dix Hospital and to the Methodist
Orphanage. This year a new program at the State Blind
School has been particularly successful. St. Mary's girls
have "little sisters" to whom they pay visits and send
notes and surprises.

K. Anderson, B. Crawford. S. Melvin, S. Tomlinson, L. Wall C Mal-
colm, G. Henry, S. Glenn, M. Bell, C. Brittain, C. Franklin, C McLan
ahan, L. Avery, K. McCaskill, M. Hall, S. Gill, M. Morrison, P. Cozart S
Carnson, M. Hancock, E. Smith, P. Henderson, B. Cutchin B Little
M. Duffy. L. White, C. Tayloe, K. Richardson, N. Lee, C. Hudson s'
Johnson, B. J. Clarson, A. Wott, C. Smith. V. McSwain, A. Doby, J.
Bumgarner, A. Brady, S. Crockett, B. Green, M. Roberts, B. Wall, P
Grimes, E. Aretakis, S. Hurst. M. A, Allen, M. McCullough. E. Mims, G.
Ogden, C. Swain, L. Webster, P. Davis, J. Shuping, L. Heffner C
Drake, P. Johnson, L. Walker, S. Melvin, J. Wickham, B. Horton. C
Peed, F. Garriss, M. Pershall, L. McQuilkm, C. Hurst, J. Rockefeller, F.
Breeden, B. Eure, A. Dill, C. Fowlkes, K. Flannagan, B. Harris, P. Key
H. Craven, A. Garwood, G. Stansbury, S. McKenzie, N. W. Foreman, M.
Burn, L. Bryan, C. Finch, T. Ham, J. McClean, N. Fleming, G. Swann
J. Schwartz, S. Hutaff. M. Gray, S. Wright. S. Mann, J. Leonard, N.
Earnhardt, K. Sabiston, B. Golding, M. Morrison, C. Scott, M. Berry P
Edwards, L. Stokes, E. Thomas, M. M. Smith, B. VanDoren S Gill J
R. Davis, P. Williams.

F. Breeden, N. Cole, S. Fullerton, L. Jennings, J. Wickham, N. Bowen.

ccun

In the world of today, no nation is "sufficient unto
itself". The task of the United Nations is to foster a
greater understanding among the nations of the world;
the task of the Collegiate Council of the United Nations
is to foster a greater understanding and appreciation of
the U.N. Each year delegates attend regional Model
General Assemblies in which they gain first-hand
experience concerning the operative mechanics of the

U.N. As "citizens" of their respective countries they
debate and vote on measures that come before them
with such conviction. The fact that the meeting is not
held in New York is easily forgotten. Perhaps one of the
greatest compliments to the C.C.U.N. was paid last year
when a delegate remarked "Now I understand both
sides of this question. You know, the U.N. is doing a
wonderful job."

cold cuts

Chosen on originality of instrument, musical talent, and over-all en-
thusiasm, girls belonging to the Cold Cuts may be seen performing at
civic functions, charity benefits, and fraternal organizations, as well
as at St. Mary's. Attired in "clod pants", they sing a variety of songs
and play such instruments as washboard and tub. Through their
entertainment and appeal, this group helps to cultivate school spirit
among themselves and other members of the student body.

Evan Aretakis, Pres., Lucille McKee, Gilmer Edmunds, Jean Healy, Caroline Huggins,
Lynn White, Betty Davenport, Susan Hannah, Sarah Lambeth, Sally Ragsdale, George
Christoph, Linda Stott, Laura Whitley

Carolyn Bertie, Betsy Bittle, Jill Bumgarner, Alberta
Doby, Orlean Drennen. Claire Duff, Lucy Dunn, Libby
Keller, Jane Marzoni, Betsy McAlister. Dottie Nahikian.

Jane Snider, Susan Carrison, Sarah Chamblee, Margaret
Lamdin, Kathy Manly, Martha Morgon, Layton Holmes,
Mathilde Duffy,

C. Bertie, B. Bittle, B. Blackmer. N. Bowen, M. Brennen, S.
Bachanan, A. Bullard, J. Bumgarner, M. Burhoe, S. Carrison, S.
Chamblee, A. Dickerson, A. Doby, 0. Drennan, C. Duff, M. Duffy,
L Dunn, M, Gray, A. Kaasa, L Keller, D. Kneisel, M. Lamdin,

glee club and ensemble

The Vocal Ensemble is a select group taken from the
Glee Club. Because of the excellence and polish of the
Ensemble, they are constantly being asked to sing for
various functions in Raleigh. Miss Cate is also in charge
of this group.

Girls who not only love to sing, but also are interested
in learning about music in general compose the St.

L. Lysey, A. London, C. Lucas, D. Manley, L. Mann, J. Marzoni, B.
McAlister, D. Nahikan, G. Ogden, D. Roberts, S. Sapp, J. Snider,
E. Thomas, M, Vaughan, P. White, R. Willets, M. McCullough

Mary's Glee Club. Under the competent direction of
Miss Geraldine Cate, they present several quite
entertaining programs. Included in these are the tradi-
tional Christmas and Commencement programs. The
Glee Club combines with other choruses also to provide
programs of mixed-voiced music.

Under the direction of Miss McCoy, the choir contributes music for the
weekly chapel and Sunday services. Through their music, they deepen
the atmosphere of worship in our chapel. As the chapel is an initial
part of St. Mary's, these girls add much to the spiritual life of our
school.

The crucifer plays an integral part in the Sunday services in the
Chapel at St. Mary's. At the end of each year, the crucifers are
selected for the following year. The crucifers are: Margaret Stevens,
head crucifer M. Stirling; M. Richardson; S. Hutaff

choir and crucifers

Alderman, Sabra
Berte, Carolyn
Bittle, Betsy
Brothers, Gray
Bullard, Ann
Carrison, Susan
Cochran, Joan
Craven, Hannah
Dixon, Lu
Duffy, Mathilde
England, Merrie
Flannagan, Kathy
Foreman, Nancy
Fulghum, Lynn

Herbert, Georgia
Hutaff, Susan
Kaasa, Julie
Key, Patty
Kreiser, Dianna
McAlister, Betsy
McLean, Janet
Mann, Lesley
Nash, Arabella
Sirimonkal, Tarn
Snider, Jane
Stevens, Margaret
Stout, Ava
Swann, Gale

altar guild and acolytes

The acolytes of St. Mary's are girls who wish to devote
some of their time to the care of their chapel. The
acolytes assist the chaplain at all chapel services during
the school year. They light the candles on the altar,
assist in Communion services, and help the marshals
with the offering each Sunday. By doing these small
services for the church, the acolytes feel as though they
are more of a part of the chapel services.

L Friar, head; L Carter, C. Davis, K. Flannagan, L. Friar, S. Gill, N.
Glass, W. Martin, M. Stirling, A. Warren. L. Carter, S. Crockett, K.
Millns, A. Nash. C. Peed, A. Pollard, K. Richardson, T. Siramonkol, A.
Smith, C. Tayloe, C. Taylor

As the chapel is the center of life at St. Mary's,
members of the Altar Guild strive to maintain its beauty.
Students themselves prepare for daily services and
Communion. Different committees under their
chairmen maintain the silver, brass, linens, altar hang-
ings, books, and flowers. Altar Guild members find it
rewarding to contribute to such a meaningful part of St.
Mary's life.

J. Hicks, pres; S. Gill, v. chairman, M. Stirling, L. Jennings. H. Day, N.
Vernon, W. McGowan, J. Biggers, L. Exum, B. Green, S. Hutatf, S.
Johnson, W. Morris, M. C. Whittle, B. Crawford, C. Davis, N. Glass. S.
James, S. Melvin, S. Wallace, M. Berry, J. Cochran, C. Finch, C. Hurst,
S. Lambeth, B. Little, P. Henderson, K. Flannagan, M. Gilliam, J. Leo-
nard, C. Robinson, G. Swann. M. Dickey, K. Gartland, M. M. Hancock,
L. McKee, V. McSwain

sigma mu

Sigma and Mu, the two intramural
athletic teams at St. Mary's, bind the
girls together and create a true
school spirit. Each student belongs to
one of the two teams. Excitement
and suspense builds up during the
year as the teams compete in such
sports as speedball, basketball,
swimming, tennis, and bridge. The
teams also have their cheerleaders
which add enthusiasm to the games.
The climax of the year is the Letter
Club banquet. At this time, a tradi-
tional cup is awarded to the team
who has gained the most points.

Sigma: President— Betty Kellog, Vice President— Nancy Wood Foreman

Mu: President— Cissy Fitzpatrick, Vice-President— Betty Davenport

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the letter club

The letter club is an honorary society which recognize
girls for their excellence in sports, dance, riding, and
swimming. To be eligible for membership, a girl must
have accumulated a certain number of points in these
activities.

At the beginning of the school year, the Letter Club
sponsors the Sigma-Mu rally, at which time the new
girls become members of one of the teams. The club
also encourages competition between the teams by pre-
senting a plaque to the team which has accumulated
the most points at the end of the year.

President: Biddy Ager

Martha Crawley. Connie Johnson. Caroline Muggins, Betsy McAlister, Martha Vaughn, Betty Davenport,
port, Cissy Fitzpatrick, Biddy Ager, Nancy Foreman, Betty Kellog

sea saints

Sea Saints is St. Mary's aquatic group for advanced
swimmers under the direction of Mrs. Jill L. Barr. At the
beginning of the school year, the returning members
and their director select the new members by a series of
tryouts. The girls must demonstrate their skills in
stunts, quality of strokes, and synchronized swimming.
On February 21 and 22 the Sea Saints presented their
annual program which was viewed by the faculty, stu-
dents, and general public. The theme for this year's
show was "We've Got Rythm."

Ginny Gray— President
Claire Duff— Secretary-Treasurer

Ann Brady
Judy Crump
Cheryl Lee
Kathy Manly
Marianne Morrison

Becky Robinson
Harriette Seifart
Chris Sylvan
Beth Thompson
Cathy Walp

caperettes

Caperettes is St. Mary's tap dancing group. This year's
group was made up of fifteen members, who were se-
lected for their interest and ability in tap dancing. Dur-
ing the Fall, the Caperettes presenting an assembly pro-
gram, and they also performed in May Day. Caperettes,
which was organized in 1961, is under the direction of
Mrs. Doris Bailey, members: Jane Shuping, Debbie New-
some, Sallie Ragsdale, Vice President; Duffy Beaseley,
Betsy Corwin, Elaine Parker, Lucy Turner, Clarine Pol-
lock, President; Judy Biggers, Bagley Waddill, Hjordis
Christoph, Lee Hggerty, Loula Bett Pittman, Leighton
Holmes, Anne Blackburn.

orchesis

Orchesis is St. Mary's advanced dance group. This orga-
nization under the direction of Mrs. Doris Bailey, is re-
sponsible for the production of May Day, a Christmas
Program, and various assembly programs. New mem-
bers are selected by their outstanding ability in classical
and modern dance. This year's theme for May Day is
based on William Shakespeare's play, "A Mid Summer
Night's Dream".

Jean Healey— President
Linda Stott— Sec. -Treasurer

K. Frazer
L. Beville
L. Miller
A. Holbrook
S. Siedenberg
S. Wright

L. Marshall
A. Edenger
N. Matthews
0. Watkins
D. Uyanik
S. Alderman

M. Garrett
M. Dickey
J. Sausey
L. Holloway
L. McKindric

the circle

The most respected organization at St. Mary's, the Or-
der of the Circle endeavors to distinguish outstanding
students in the college department. Members include
those girls who strive to use their influence to inact
school spirit and good relations between students and
faculty. Established in 1938, the Circle is a secret soci-
ety, holding its ceremonies and meetings in absolute se-
crecy. Traditions connected with the Circle include the
midnight walk around campus and the blue ring worn
under the St. Mary's ring.

As the Circle is Symbolic of unity, it is the duty of each
member, through her character, individuality, depend-
ability, and fellowship to bring together every branch of
life at St. Mary's.

C. Arbuckle, President
L. McKee, Secretary
M. Kelly, Treasurer

M. Stevens
A. Holbrook
M. Leary
G. Swann
L. Beville

A. Harney
J. Patrick

B. Little

L. Marshall
S. Watkins

the beacon

The Beacon, founded in 1948, is an organization for
high school students based upon honor. This honor is
recognized in girls who put modesty before pride, duty
before pleasure, and others before themselves. The
Beacon strives to promote that spirit which is a sincere
love for St. Mary's and a devotion to its principles.

Each year the Beacon organizes several projects to buy
a gift for St. Mary's. Certain traditions are also ob-
served: the lantern, the walk, the Beacon pin, the Christ-
mas party, and the blue and white jackets. Harder to
define and much less conspicuous are the little but
thoughtful gestures the Beacon practices. They are
most precious to the Beacon, for in them is expressed
the spirit the Beacon Symbolizes.

S. Carrison— President
B. McAllister— Sec. -Treasurer

J. Snider
B. Bittle
N. Foreman

S. Alderman
K. Manly

M. Highsmith
M. Brennan

may day

May Day this year took the theme of Shakespeare's "A
Mid Summer Night's Dream". The procedure was a
little different this year with a performance Friday night
and another one Saturday afternoon. All choreography
was done by members of Orchesis and Caperettes. A
beautiful program was given for all St. Mary's students,
faculty, parents and friends. The May Day events were
climaxed with the presentation of the May Court and the
May Queen.

may court

Martha Miller Vaughan

Hayden Kirk Legg
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Claire Bagley Waddill

may court

Margaret Toccoa Gray

Jane Celeste Patrick
73

Lavinia Lander Marshall

may court

Debra Rar Grove

Martha Marbury McCullough
74

Hula Katherine Leach

may court

Nancy Hutton Kent

Margaret Elaine Isley
75

Dolly Lee Smith

maid of honor

LAURA FRANCES WHITLEY
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Gilmer Edmunds Secretary

Kinsey Sabiston Vice President

Elizabeth Smith

Harriet Day

Laura North

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Betty Simmons

Christy Block

Nancy Maynard

Sue Miller

Martha Crawley

Margaret Stevens
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Sallie Ragsdale
Nancy Hood

Carol Franklin

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Joan Wickham

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Elaine Parker

Janet Hicks

Connne Arbuckle

Claire Robinson

Helen Jenrette

Jennie Thompson

Francy Breeden

Chyrell Botts

Sally James

Missanne Flynn

Margaret Kelly

Jocelyn Strange

Poogie Austin

Martha Garrett

Margaret Gilliam

Weejie Martin

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Lee Friar

Nancy Vernon

Cathy McLanahan

101

Lynne McQuilkin

Sandra Wallace

102

Caroline Huggins

Elizabeth Downey

Sherry Gil

Becky Eure

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Kathy Frazer

Linda Beville

Lander Marshall

104

Betty Grant

Cheryl Brittain

Kathy Flannagan

Sally Hurst

105

Choo-Choo Weaver

Biddy Ager

Julia Livingston

106

Judy Crump

Laura Whitley

Jane Patrick

107

Betty Golding

Harriet Upton

Anne Harney

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George Christoph

Harriet Hodges

Mary Ella Mills

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Libby Keller

Molly Leary

Livy Miller

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Anna Holbrook

Susan Marshall

Gretchen Godwin

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Lillabet Freeman

Carol Drake

Margaret Isley

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Carra Yancy

Betsy Little

Judy Rockerfeller

Winkie McGowan

113

Susan Hannah

Marty Mebane

Mary Mac Hancock

Merrie England

Martha McCullough

115

Katherine Jordan

Di Anna Cowan

Margaret Burgwyn

Sandra Fullerton

116

Linda Stott

Sue Owens

Ann Dill

117

Michele Millichap

Barbara Wall

Dottle Nahikian

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Mary Sterling

Lee Avery

Henrietta Freeman

119

Jean Healey

Meredith Maynard

Evan Aretakis

Stacy Watkins

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Lucy Turner

Betty Davenport

Katie Gartland

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Becky King

Chris Hurst

Clarme Pollock

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Nelson Glass

Donna Jacks

Rita Daniels

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Sue Gelston

Betsy Crawford

Collie Crum

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Linda Stott

Sally Hurst

Gale Swann

Molly Leary

outstanding

The word "outstanding" refers to many qualities found
in an individual— leadership, spirit, and the striving for
commendable goals. The outstanding Seniors exemplify
these qualities and more.

In their two short years at St. Mary's, they have main-
tained a responsible attitude and work not only for per-
sonal satisfaction but also for the benefit of the school
as a whole. The student body has recognized the valuable

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Anna Holbrook

Margaret Stevens

Linda Beville

Lucile McKee

seniors

attributes and capabilities of these girls by electing them
"Outstanding" Seniors.

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juniors

Arabella Nash, President
Lynn Fulgrum, Vice President

Martha Vaughan, Secretary
Lu Dixon, Treasurer

128

Mary Lynn Abercrombie,

Atlanta, Ga.
Mary Manning Ackerly,

Richmond, Va.
Sarah Hamlyn Aichele,

Charleston, S.C.
Mary Ann Allen

Casanova, Va.

Deborah Knight Almquist,

Alexandria, Va.
Jennie Brown Andrews,

Elizabeth City, N.C.
Laura Peyton Armstrong,

Raleigh, N.C.
Kathy Deane Baley

Asheville, N.C.

Martha Katherine Barnes

Wilson, N.C.
Emma Duffy Beasley

New Bern, N.C.
Bobbie Rozanne Bell

New Bern, N.C.
Rebecca Joy Bell

Tampa, Fla.

Carolyn Churchill Bertie

Winston-Salem, N.C.
Anne Silks Blackburn

Henderson, N.C.
Susan Bennett Blackley

Staunton, Va.
Mildred Carolyn Blaine

Atlanta, Ga.

Barbara Elaine Blue

Charlotte, N.C.
Nancy Moore Bowen

Charlotte, N.C.
Sarah Irvin Boyle

Charlotte, N.C.
Rebecca Huggins Breeden

Bennettsville. S.C.

Helen Haywood Bndgers
Asheboro, N.C.

129

Jane Mcintosh Bntt

Savannah, Ga.
Susan Grayson Brothers

Morganton, N.C
Barbara Ann Brown

Raleigh, N.C.
Ann Marshall Bullard

High Point, N.C.

Jill Sue Bumgarner

Stanley. N.C.
Jane Ward Causey

Greensboro, N.C
Christina Way Clark

West Columbia, S.C.
Nancy Claire Cole

Pompton Plains, N.J.

Sherry Jewel Cole

Tampa, Fla.
Harriet Ann Collins

Norfolk, Va.
Cynthia Lee Cook

Torrence, Calif.
Leslie Marie Cornman

Lexington, N.C.

Elizabeth Patton Corwin

Montgomery. Ala.
Josephine Crawford

Atlanta. Ga.
Suzanne Ruth Crockett

High Point, N.C.
Christine Clarke Crowley

Asheboro, N.C.

Elizabeth Owens Daniel

Wilson. N.C.
Martha Mcintosh Dargan

Darlington, S.C.
Susan Taylor Davis

High Point. N.C.
Meredith de la Vergne

Salt Point, N.Y.

Mananna Winston Dickey
Greensboro, N.C.

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Vivian Lu Dixon

Farmville, N.C.
Alberta Ann Doby

Albemarle, N.C.
Orlean Tresslar Drennen

Birmingham, Ala.
Claire Scott Duff

Raleigh, N.C.

Jennie Lee Duke

Atlanta, Ga.
Judy Kathryn Dunn

Benson, N.C.
Lucy Durr Dunn

Birmingham, Ala.
Nancy Holden Earnhardt

Kingsport, Tenn.

Lee Eastwood

Raleigh, N.C.
Julia Drake Edwards

Raleigh, N.C.
Ashley Wills Ettinger

Rocky Mount. N.C.
Elaine Fellos

Charlotte, N.C.

Elizabeth Shealy Ferguson

West Point, Ga.
Eleanor Frances Fisher

Salisbury, N.C.
Mary Kathleen Flanigen

Moncks Corner, S.C.
Frances Norfleet Garriss

Lewiston, N.C.

Elizabeth Constance Gawen

Tappahannock, Va.
Nancy Brimage Gillam

Windsor, N.C.
Jessica Lynn Gillespie

Charlotte, N.C.
Martha Ann Given

High Point, N.C.

Sandra Hobby Glenn
Winston-Salem. N.C.

131

Caroline Holton Green

Raleigh, N.C.
Virginia Louise Gregg

Bennettsville, S.C.
Patricia Ellen Grimes

Raleigh, N.C.
Debra Rae Grove

Wilmington, N.C.

Virginia Lee Haggerty

Rocky Mount, N.C.
Stephanie Donovan Haines

Fayetteville, N.C.
Hortense Haughton Ham

Greensboro, N.C.
Beverly Cary Hancock

Richmond, Va.

Mary Angela Harmon

Statesville, N.C.
Mary Holden Harrell

Snow Hill, N.C.
Beth Harris

Hertford, N.C.
Carla Anne Heaton

Asheville, N.C.

Laurie Grace Heffner

Raleigh, N.C.
Georgia Lynn Henry

Eufaula, Ala.
Elizabeth Thomas Hobgood

Smithfield, N.C.
Ann Isabel Hofler

Windsor, N.C.

Helen Page Holbrook

Seattle, Wash.
Leighton Morris Holmes

Jacksonville, Fla.
Sandra Faye Holsonback

Raleigh, N.C.
Jeannette Walker Holt

Charlotte, N.C.

Joan Ruffin Home
Fayetteville, N.C.

132

Betsy Reid Horton

Raleigh, N.C.
Jean Arthur Hudson

Salisbury, N.C.
Pauline McNeny Johnson

Henderson, N.C.
Barbara Wilson Jones

Raleigh, N.C.

Cheryl Ann Jones

Summerville, S.C.
Elizabeth Henry Kellogg

Manteo, N.C.
Lenora Payne Kendnck

Lenoir, N.C.
Nancy Hutton Kent

Greensboro, N.C.

Margaret Elaine Lambdin

Franklin, Va.
Martha Kaye Lasater

Erwin, N.C.
Hula Katherine Leach

Wilson, N.C.
Cheryl Jean Lee

Greenville, N.C.

Hayden Kirk Legg
Henderson, N.C.

Janice Martin Leonard
Charlotte, N.C.

Julia Davis Leonard
Lexington, N.C.

Susan Ann Leonard
Greensboro, N.C:

Susan Lorena Lifsey

Richmond, Va.
Martha Josephine Lott

Columbia, S.C.
Carole Jane Lucas

Raleigh, N.C.
Katherine Cathcart McCaskill

Columbia, S.C.

Jane Morgan McClain
Charlotte, N.C.

133

Susan Caroline McKenzie

Winston Salem, N.C.
Janet Grey McLean

Greensboro, N.C.
Carol Virginia Malcolm

Norwalk, Conn.
Sallie Carrow Mann

Washington, N.C.

Jane Marzoni

Birmingham, Ala.
Mary Elizabeth Mason

Augusta, Ga.
Nancy Candler Matthews

Smyrna, Ga.
Barbara Garvin May

Burlington, N.C.

Cecelia Collins May

New Bern, N.C.
Helen Angela Meyer

Chapel Hill, N.C.
Kathryne Ann Millns

New Bern, N.C.
Emily Vaughan Mims

Raleigh, N.C.

Jean Landon Moorhead

Spartanburg, iC.
Emily Morgan

Raleigh, N.C.
Arabella Nash

Tarboro, N.C.
Deborah Dee Newsome

Winston-Salem, N.C.

Gail Venega Ogden

Raleigh, N.C.
Ramsey Crebbin Owens

Tunica, Miss.
Marilyn Cristine Peed

Adelphi, Md.
Margaret Harrison Peoples

Omaha, Neb.

Winifred Anne Perkerson
Greensboro, N.C.

134

Susan Parker Perry

Raleigh, N.C.
Mary Ann Pershall

Ft. McPherson, Ga.
Anne Winston Pinder

Virginia Beach, Va.
Ann Mornsette Pollard

Fayetteville, N.C.

Peggy Sims Pomeroy

Asheville, N.C.
Beverly Langhorne Randolph

Richmond, Virginia
Keith Cameron Richardson

Greensboro, N.C.
Molly Prince Richardson

Perry, Ga.

Edith Stanton Roberts

Atlanta, Ga.
Elisabeth Alexander Robinson

Charlotte, N.C.
Rebecca Reid Robinson

Atlanta, Ga.
Elizabeth Carrow Rodman

Washington, N.C.

Elaine Russos

Raleigh, N.C.
Jeanne Radcliffe Saussy

Savannah, Ga.
Ruth Amelia Schenk

Greensboro, N.C.
Frances Gayle Sellers

Anniston, Alabama

Al lie Johnson Sheffield

Warsaw, N.C.
Cathie June Shoaf

Lexington, N.C.
S. Tarn Sirimonkol

Bangkok, Thailand
Patricia Anne Slater

New Bern, N.C.

Susan Jan Slover
Tampa, Fla.

135

Alice Jeannette Smith

Columbia, S C.
Juliet Cox Smith

Kmston, N.C.
Kathleen Ruth Smith

Lynchburg, Va.
Lucille Jackson Smith

Charlottesville, Va.

Mary Ellen Smith

Thomasville, Ga.
Diane Petty Stockard

Raleigh, N.C.
Elizabeth Helen Stokes

Charlotte. N.C.
Virginia Lee Stubbs

Atlanta, Ga.

Sheila Kathryn Summers

Hickory, N.C.
Mary Beth Summersill

Jacksonville, N.C.
Julia Catherine Swain

Burlington, N.C.
Christina Coleman Sylvan

Columbia, S.C.

Courtenay Norton Tayloe

Warsaw. Va.
Catherine Maynard Taylor

Lynchburg, Va.
Trudie Louise Taylor

Everetts, N.C.
Edith Elizabeth Thomas

Charlotte, N.C.

Rose Ann Thompson

Tarboro, N.C.
Mary Page Thurmond

Lynchburg, Va.
Suzanne Brooks Tindal

Lancaster, S.C.
Frances Makemie Toole

Tampa, Fla.

136

Francis Dill Tupper

Columbia, S.C.
Susannah Tyler

Warrenton, Va.
Margaret Ward Urquhart

Lewiston, N.C.
Derin Anne Uyanik

Raleigh, N.C.

Elizabeth Hoke Van Doren

Columbia. S.C.
Martha Arrington Vaughan

Nashville. N.C.
Martha Miller Vaughan

Edenton N.C.
Clare Bagley Waddill

Henderson, N.C.

Elizabeth Spence Walker

Raleigh, N.C.
Marilyn Gray Wall

Lexington, N.C.
Cathy Elizabeth Walp

Annandale, Va.
Laura Ruth Walter

Birmingham, Ala.

Jean Cherry Warren

Tarboro. N.C.
Adele Hutchinson Watkins

Farmville, Va.
Anne Galloway Watt

Reidsville. N.C.
Sherry Lynn Wheelock

Falls Church, Va.

Anne Cheshire Wideman

Washington, DC.
Christine Eileen Williams

Raleigh. N.C.
Patricia LaBruce Williams

Columbia, S.C.
Laura Ann Wittmer

Raleigh, N.C.

Lenora Lynn Fulghum
Pensacola, Fla.

137

sophomores

Margaret Highsmith. President; Besty Bittle, Vice President; Jo Betts Barrett, Secretary; Hannah
Craven, Treasurer

138

Sabra Jean Alderman
Grantsboro, North Carolina

Linda Ruth Allen

Raleigh, North Carolina

Susan Caroline Allers
Raleigh, North Carolina

Jo Betts Barrett

Greenville, North Carolina

Elizabeth Babson Bittle
Durham, North Carolina

Ellen Norwood Braddy
Aiken, South, Carolina

Mary Thain Brennan
Raleigh, North Carolina

Elizabeth Scott Bryan
Kinaton, North Carolina

Mary Wendell Burhoe
Burnsville, North Carolina

Margaret Parker Burns
Jacksville, Florida

Jane Mane Byrd
Raleigh, North Carolina

Ruth Winslow Cannon
Concord. North Carolina

Susan Singleton Carrison
Rembert, South Carolina

Pauline Holt Cozart
Raleigh, North Carolina

Jean Hannah Craven
Lexington, North Carolina

Sarah Ann Cruikshank
Chatham, New Jersey

Jane Ross Davis
Clarsville, Virginia

139

Karen Tildent Davis
Southern Pines, North Carolina

Ann Gillam Dickerson
Monroe, North Carolina

Mary Mathilde Duffy

New Bern, North Carolina

Nancy Wood Foreman

Elizabeth City, North Carolina

Joan Mansfield Friedberg
Raleigh, North Carolina

Frances Hammond P. Gordon
Durham, North Carolina

Margaret Toccoa Gray
Whiteville, North Carolina

Martha Jane Hall
Raleigh, North Carolina

Georgia Hull Herbert
Columbia, South Carolina

Stephany Myatt Higgins
Raleigh, North Carolina

Margaret Dawson Highsmith
Fayetteville, North Carolina

Carla Mane Hudson
Florence, South Carolina

Susan Ashe Hutaff

Fayetteville, North Carolina

Cornelia Utley Johnson

Fugway Springs, North Carolina

Susan Hollinsworth Johnson
Greensboro, North Carolina

Sylvia Marina Johnson
Durham, North Carolina

Kathenne Montford Kramer
Raleigh, North Carolina

140

Elizabeth Simpson McAhster
Fries, Virginia

Mary Kathenne Manly
Raleigh. North Carolina

Lesley Lavinder Mann
Durham, North Carolina

Jane Stuart Maupm
Raleigh, North Carolina

Winitred Grainger Morris
Fayetteville, North Carolina

Margaret Maxwell Morrison
Concord, North Carolina

Marianne Morrison
Coral Gables, Florida

Virginia Hutcheson Osborne
Smithfield, North Carolina

Monte Nicholson Parson
Darlington, South Carolina

Lucile Joslin Schwartz
Sanford. North Carolina

Cary Glyn Scott

Fair Bluff, North Carolina

Susan Manorie Sidenberg
Wake Forest, North Carolina

Jane Telfair Snider
Greensboro, North Carolina

Bonnie Melton Stafford
Garland, North Carolina

Virginia Ann Stansbury
Knoxville, Tennessee

Janice Fitzgerald Wellons
Smithfield, North Carolina

Sherwood Wright
Williamburg, Virginia

141

freshmen

Susan Byars, President Sally Harris, Vice President Patti Key, Secretary Deanna Kreiser, Treasurer

142

Peggy Lynn Allen
Apex, North Carolina

Kathenne Hart Anderson
Athens, Georgia

Melinda Lee Bell
New Bern, North Carolina

Margaret Stone Berry
Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Julia Catherine Biggers
Charlotte, North Carolina

Connie Bratton

Raleigh, North Carolina

Sarah Kenan Buchanan
Raleigh, North Carolina

Susan Whitehead Byars
Dunedin, Florida

Sherwood Odum Byrd
Raleigh, North Carolina

Sarah Vaughan Chamblee
Waverly, Virginia

Jane Efland Chesire
Efland, North Carolina

Catherine Craft Cline
Raleigh, Carolina

Jeanna Brown Cross

High Point, North Carolina

Edith Henry Cutler
Raleigh, North Carolina

Judith Elizabeth Denning
Benson, North Carolina

143

Barbara Hope Dobson
Gaffney. North Carolina

Alice Lynn Dunston
Elizabeth City, North Carolina

Margaret Priscilla Edwards
Rutherfordton, North Carolina

Catherine Alexius Emerson
Wilmington, North Carolina

Margaret Gnmsley Froneberger
Lincolnton, North Carolina

Elizabeth Anne Green

Louisburg, North Carolina

Catherine Torrey Green
Raleigh, North Carolina

Drucilla Gatewood Haley
South Boston, Virginia

Sarah Fuller Harris

Raleigh, North Carolina

Nancy Grimes Haywood
Raleigh, North Carolina

Laura Lee Holloway
Simcoe. Ontario, Canada

Sarah Elizabeth Hunt
High Point, North Carolina

Julia Ann Kaasa

Raleigh, North Carolina

Ann Davidson Keller
Smithfield, North Carolina

Patti Page Key
South Point, North Carolina

Deanna Louise H. Kreiser
Whitestone, Virginia

Sarah Lennon

Lumberton, North Carolina

144

Ann Mauger London

Pittsboro. North Carolina

Dorthy Turner Manly
Raleigh, North Carolina

Sylvia Green Newell

Willmington, North Carolina

Loula Bett Pittman
Whiteville, North Carolina

Betty Urquhart Ragland
Raleigh, North Carolina

Nancy Ann Richardson
Perry, Georgia

Elizabeth Mims Roberts
Athens, Georgia

Joan Ellen Sandlin

Lumberton, North Carolina

Tharon Young Sapp
Raleigh, North Carolina

Harnette Whitner Seifart
Charlotte, North Carolina

Mattie Ashburn Simmons
Tarboro, North Carolina

Dolly Lee Smith
Raleigh, North Carolina

Elizabeth Lupton Thomson
Raleigh, North Carolina

Sally Carroll Tomlinson
Charlotte, North Carolina

Leila McKimmon Webster
Conover, North Carolina

Delia Ellington Wellons
Smithfield, North Carolina

Patricia Ann White

Raleigh, North Carolina

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155

senior class of 1967

Loyer Lawton Ager Birmingham, Alabama

Y.R.C. '65-'67; Y.W.C.A. '65-'66; Acolyte '65-'66; Dramatics Club '65-

'66; Letter Club '65-'67; Altar Guild '66-'67; Letter Club President '66-

'67; Hall Council '66'67; Mu.
Corinne Harper Arbuckle Charlotte, North Carolina

Hall Representive '65'66; Granddaughter Club '65'67; Nominating

Committee '66; Y.W.C.A. '65-'66; May Day '66; Circle '66'67;

President '67; Hall Council '66'67; Y.D.C. '66-'67; Sigma.
Evanthia Vurnakes Aretakis Raleigh, North Carolina

Coldcuts 66-67; Sigma

Jane Efird Austin Albemarle, North Carolina

Y.W.C.A. 65-67; Sigma
Eunice Lee Avery Atlanta, Georgia

Y.W.C.A. '65-67; Y.R.C. '65-'67; May Court '66; Mu Cheerleader '65-67;

May day '67; Stagecoach Staff '66'67; Dramatics Club '65'67; Mu.
Linda Lewis Beville Mobile, Alabama

Altar Guild '65'66; Y.W.C.A. '65-'66; Y.R.C. '65-'66; Dramatics Club

'65-'66; Chairman Hall Council '66-'67; Legislative Body '66*'67; Or-

chesis '66'67; Circle '66'67; May Day '65'67; Outstanding Senior;

Sigma.

Christina Jo Block Raleigh, North Carolina

Belles Staff '65-'67; Y.W.C.A. '65-'67; Y.D.C. '65'66; May Day '66-'67;

Mu.
Chyrell Botts Fort Worth, Texas

Y.R.C. '65'66; Dramatics Club '65;'66; Gall Council '66-'67; Belles

Staff '66'67; Honor Board Representative '66'67; Sigma.
Frances Eoff Breeden Raleigh, North Carolina

C.C.U.N. '65'67; Y.W.C.A. '65;'67; Y.R.C. '65-'67; Altar Guild '65-'67;

Mu.
Cheryl Ganson Bnttain Charlotte, N.C.

May Day 66, Sigma Cheerleader 65-67; Sigma
Margaret Elizabeth Burgwyn Woodland, North Carolina

Dramatics Club '63- '67; Y.D.C. '63'67; Vice-President of Y.D.C. '66-

'67; Sophomore superlative '65; Belles staff '66-'67; Muse staff '66-

'67; Stagecoach Staff '66'67; Vice-President Junior Class '65'66; Hall

Council '66-'67; Altar Guild '63-'65; May Day '64, '66-'67; Sigma-Mu

'65-66; Mu.
Elizabeth Foute Carter Washington, North Carolina

May Day '66'67; Y.D.C. '65'67; Y.W.C.A. '65-'67; Altar Guild '65'66;

Acolyte '66;'67; Granddaughter's Club '65'67; Dramatics Club '65-

'67; Belles Staff '65-'66; Mu.

156

Hjordis Helen Christoph Wake Forest, North Carolina
Dramatics Club '63-'66; Y.D.C. '63'67; Belles Staff '66'67; Stage-
coach Staff '64'65; Sophomore Superlative '65; Cold Cuts '66'67;
May Day '64-'67; Mu.

Barbara Jean Clarson St. Petersburg, Florida
May Day '66; Muse Staff '65'67; Y.W.C.A. '66'67; Y.R.C. '66-'67; Sig-
ma.

Joan Wallace Cochran Greensboro. North Carolina
Choir '65'67; President of Choir '66'67; Hall Representative '65'66;
United Fund Chairman '66-'67; Altar Guild '65 '67; Mu

Barbara Harris Conrad Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Muse Staff '66'67; Y.W.C.A. '65'67; Y.D.C. '66-'67; May Day '65'67;
Sigma.

Ann Witten Copenhaver Roanoke, Virgina
Chemistry Lab Assistant '65-'66; Glee Club '65'66; Ensemlbe '65'66;
May Day '65'66; Y.W.C.A. '66'67; Senior Class Treasurer '66'67; Hall
Council '66'67; Mu.

DiAnna Cowan Williamston, North Carolina
Hall Council '66'67; Sigma.

Elizabeth Blout Crawford Virginia Beach, Virginia
Y.W.C.A. '65'67; Altar Guild '66-'67; Belles Staff '66'67; Stagecoach
Staff '65'67; Y.D.C. '65'67; Dramatics Club '65'67; Sigma.

Martha Oliver Crawley Raleigh, North Carolina
Sigma-Mu '63'67; Granddaughter's Club '63'67; Stagecoach
Business Staff '63'67; Niles Medal '66; Belles Staff '65'66; Y.D.C. '63
'67; Vice-President of Y.D.C. '65-'66; Letter Club '66'67; Sigma.

Jane Collier Crum Columbia, South Carolina
Glee Club '65'67; May Day '65'67; Mu.

Judith Claire Crump Charlotte, North Carolina
Y.W.C.A. '65'66; Sea Saints '65'67; May Day '65'66; Sigma.

Marguerite Dewey Daniels Richmond, Virginia
Marshall 66-67

Elizabeth Roswell Davenport Richmond, Virginia
Sigma-Mu 65-67, Mu Team Captain 66-67.

Claudia Anne Davis Milledgeville, Georgia

Belles Staff '65'67; Y.W.C.A. '65'67; Altar Guild '65-'67; Acolyte '66-
'67; Y.D.C. '66- '67; Hall Council '66'67; Mu.

Patricia Ricks Davis Raleigh, North Carolina

Harriet Winchester Day Louisville, Kentucky

Drama Club '65-'67; Altar Guild '65- '67; Muse Staff '65'67; May Day
'65'67; Acolyte '65'66; Junior Class Treasurer '65'66; Mu.

Ann Sloan Dill Rocky Mount, North Carolina

Y.D.C. '65'67; Y.W.C.A. '65'67; Hall Representative '65 '66; Dramat-
ics Club '65'66; Hall Council '66'67; Mu.

Elizabeth Gunter Downey Jacksonville, North Carolina
Granddaughter's Club '65'67; May Queen '67; Sigma.

Carol Bonel Drake Greensboro, North Carolina

Y.W.C.A. '65'67; Dramatics Club '65-'67; May Day '65- '67; Muse '66-
'67; Mu.

Dinah James Dunston Richmond, Virginia

May Day '65'66; Mu Cheerleader '65-'67; Hall Council '66- '67.

Louise Gilmer Edmunds Halifax, Virginia

Y.R.C. '65'67; Cold Cuts '66- '67; Hall Counselor '66'67; Secretary of

Senior Class '66'67; Mu.
Merrie Denham England Birmingham, Alabama

Stagecoach Staff '66-'67; Assistant Editor of Stagecoach '66'67;

Belles Staff '65-'67; Choir '66-'67; Y.R.C. '65-'67; Hall Council '66'67;

Dramatics Club '65-'67; Altar Guild '66'67; Sigma.
Dorothy Rebecca Eure Suffolk, Virginia

Y.W.C.A. '65-'67; Dramatics Club '65 '67; Y.D.C. '65 '67, Mu.
Elizabeth Poinsett Exum Columbia, South Carolina

Hall Council '66-'67; Y.R.C. '65'67; Y.W.C.A. '65 '67; May Day '65'67.
Carolyn Elizabeth Finch Thomasville, North Carolina

Dramatics Club '66'67; Y.W.C.A. '66 '67; Stagecoach Staff '63'67;

Belles Staff '63-'67; Hall Council '66'67; Sigma.
Edna Ferrelle Fitzpatrick Savannah, Georgia

Sigma-Mu '65'67; Stagecoach Staff '66'67; Sports Editor for Stage

coach; Hall Council '66'67; Hall Representative '65'66; Y.R.C. '65-

'66; Letter Club '65'67; Belles Staff '65'67; Muse Staff '65'66; Tennis

Club '66'67; President of Mu '66 '67.
Kathleen Goodyear Flannagan Henderson, North Carolina

Stagecoach Staff '65'66; Y.W.C.A. '65'67; Altar Guild '66-'67; Sigma.
Nell Hunter Fleming Rocky Mount, North Carolina

Dramatics Club '66'67; Y.W.C.A. '63 '67 Stagecoach Staff '63-'65;

Y.D.C. '63'67 Hall Council '66'67; MU.
Anne Boiling Flynn Tampa, Florida

Stagecoach Staff '65'66; May Day 65-67; Granudaughter's Club 65-

67; Councelor; Mu.
Carolyn Murray Fowlkes Tarboro, North Carolina

Honor Roll '65'66; Dramatics Club '65'67; Y.D.C. '65 '67; Y.W.C.A.

'65-'67; Altar Guild '66-'67; Sigma.
Carol Anne Franklin Charlotte, North Carolina

Y.W.C.A. '65'66; Y.D.C. '66'67; Switchboard Operator '66 '67; Altar

Guild '66-'67.
Kathleen Ross Frazer Mobile, Alabama

Orchesis '66-'67; Hall Council '66'67; Assistant Secretary '66'67;

May Day '66'67; Belles Staff '66- '67; Sigma.
Elizabeth Hill Freeman Suffolk, Virginia

Mu Cheerleader 65-67; Dramatics Club 65 67; Mu.
Henrietta Tompkins Freeman Bennettsville, S.C.

Handbook Staff '65'66 Y.R.V. '65-'67; May Day '65'67; Sigma.
Ella Lee Chase Friar Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Annual Staff '65-'66; Altar Guild '65- '67; Acolyte '65- '66; Sigma-Mu

'65'66; Y.D.C '65'67; Chairman of Acolytes '66'67; Letter Club

'66;'67; Sigma.
Sandra L. Fullerton Hendersonville, North Carolina

C.C.U.N. '65'67; Belles Staff '65-'67; Dramatics Club '65-67.
Martha Batten Garrett Atlanta, Georgia

May Day '65'67; Orchesis '65'67; Y.D.C. '66-'67: Y.W.C.A. '65'67;

Stagecoach Staff '66'67; Dramatics Club '66'67; Sigma.
Katherine Ellen Gartland Washington, D.C.

Altar Guild '65'66; Y.D.C. '65 66; May Day '65'66; Mu.

157

Anne Sebring Garwood Houston, Texas

Drama Club 65-67: Y.W.C.A. 65-67, Altar Guild 65-67; Granddaughters

Club 65-67; Sigma.
Susan Worthington Gelston Baltimore, Maryland

May Day '6-67; Y.D.C. '65'67; Y.W.C.A. '66-'67; Dramatics Club '66-

'67; Stagecoach Staff '66'67; Senior Bowling Team. Captain '66'67;

Mu.
Sharon Ailing Gill New Bern, North Carolina

Muse Staff '65-'67; Y.R.C. '65'67; Secretary-Treasurer of Y.R.C. '66-

'67 Acolyte '65'67; May Day '65-'67; Altar Guild '66'67; Y.W.C.A. '66-

'67.
Margaret Page Gilliam Mt. Airy, N.C.

Hall Council 66-67; Y.W.C.A. '65'67, Secretary 66-67; Granddaugh-
ter's Club 65-67; May Day 65-67; Sigma.
Mary Nelson Glass Hopewill, Virginia

Belles Staff '65-'67; Y.W.C.A. '65-'67; Vice-President of Y.W.C.A. '66-

'67 Altar Guild '65-'67; Acolyte '66'67; Hall Council '66'67; Muse

Staff '66'67; Sigma.
Gretchen Vann Godwin Raleigh, North Carolina

Y.D.C. '66'67; Belles Staff '66'67 Stagecoach Staff '66'67; Hall

Council '66'67; May Day '66'67; Mu.
Betty June Golding

Y.W.C.A. '66'67; Y.R.C. '66'67; Dramatics Club '65-'67; Library Assis-
tant '65- '66; Sigma.
Elizabeth Farish Grant Laurinburg, North Carolina

Dramatics Club '63'66; Y.D.C. '64'66 Belles Staff '65-'67; May Day

'64'66; Sigma.
Virginia Ann Gray High Point, N.C.

Sea Saints, President 65-67, Sigma Glee Club, Ensemble
Sallie Shaw Hammond Shaker Heights, Ohio

Y.D.C. '65'67; Sigma.
Mary Mac Hancock Columbia, South Carolina

May Day '65-'66; Y.R.C. '65- '67; Y.W.C.A. '65- '67; Belles Staff '65'66

Stagecoach '66'67; Altar Guild '66'67; Sigma.
Susan Berry Hannah Atlanta, Georgia

Stagecoach staff '65-67; Belles Staff '66-67; Cold Cuts '66-7; Mu.
Anne Martin Harney Malaga, Spain

Granddaughter's Club '66-67; Y.W.C.A. '65'67; President of Y.W.C.A.

'66'67; Hall Council '66'67; Circle '66'67; Sigma.
Jean Mary Healy Raleigh, North Carolina

Orchesis '64'67; Dramatics Club '64-67; May Day '64-67; Sec.-Treas.

of Orchesis '65'66; President of Orchesis '66'67; Sigma Cheerleader

'65-67; President of Day students '66-67; Legislative Body '66 67; Hall

Council '66-67.; Cold Cuts '65-67; Sigma.
Jane Pardee Henderson Charlotte, North Carolina

Y.W.C.A. '65'67; Y.R.C. '65-67; Muse Staff '65-67; Muse Staff '65-67;

Granddaughters Club '65-67; Alter Guild '66-67; Sigma.
Janet Irene Hicks Rocky Mount, North Carolina

Y.D.C. '65-67; Altar Guild '65-67; Pres. of Altar Guild '66-67; Sigma

Cheerleader '65-67; Head Sigma Cheerleader '66-67; Sigma.
Harriet Kay Hodges Greensboro, North Carolina

Hall Council '66-67; May Day '65-67; Sea Saints '65-66; Y.R.C. '65-67.
Anna Margaret Holbrook Birmingham, Alabama

May Day '66-67; Orchesis '65-67; Stagecoach staff '65-67; Editor of

Stagecoach '66-67; Hall Council '66-67; Circle '66-67; Outstanding

Senior '66-67: Sigma.
Nancy Lou Hood Boonville, North Carolina

Stagecoach Staff '65-67; Muse Staff '65-67; Dramatics Club "65-67;

Y.W.C.A. '65-67; Y.D.C. '65-67; May Day '65-67; Sigma.

158

Caroline Norfeet Huggms Charleston. South Carolina

Sigma-Mu '65-67; Cold Cuts '65-67; Sigma.
Christine Hurst Robersonville, North Carolina

May Day '65-66; Y.D.C. '66-67; Y.W.C.A. '66-67; Altar Guild '66-67;

Stagecoach Staff '66-67; Sigma.
Sally Fulton Hurst Raleigh, North Carolina

May Day '63'64; Stagecoach Staff '63'64; Y.R.C. '64'67; Y.W.C.A.

'64 -'67-Dramatics Club '64'67; Glee Club '64 '65; Sec.-Treas. of Day

Students '65-'66; Muse '65-'67; Hall Council '66-'67; Outstanding

Senior '66'67; Sigma.
Margaret Elaine Isley Gastonia, North Carolina

Y.W.C.A. '65- '67; May Court '65'67; Belles Staff '65-'66; Marshal '66-

'67; Y.R.C. '65'67; Sigma.
Donna Louse Jacks Rome, Georgia

Belles Staff '65'66; Gand Book Staff '65'67; Y.W.C.A. '65'67; May

Day '65'67; Y.R.C. '65'67; Hall Council '66 '67; Mu.
Sara Nair James Hamlet, North Carolina

Hall Council '66-'67; Muse Staff '65'67; Y.D.C. '63-67; Pres. of Y.D.C.

'66'67; Granddaughter's Club '63'67; Sec.-Treas. '66-'67; Altar Guild

'65'67; May Day '63'67; Stagecoach Staff '64'67; Dramatics Club

'63'67; Mu.

Mary Louise Jennings Durham, North Carolina

May Day '65'67; C. C.U.N. '65'67; C.C.U.N. to Duke '65; Grand-
daughter's Club '65 '67; Y.R.C. '65'67; Muse Staff '65'67; Belles Staff

'65'67; Dramatics Club '65-67; Altar Guild '66'67.
Helen Bell Jenrette Raleigh, North Carolina

Stagecoach Staff '65'67; Asst. Jr. Editor of Stagecoach; Mu.
Noell Johnson Raleigh, N. C.

May Day '65'66; Glee Club '65- '66; Granddaughter's Club '65- '67;

Stagecoach Staff '65'66; Sec. Treas. Day Students '66'67; Sigma.
Kathenne Lash Jordan Petersburg, Va.

Belles Staff '65'67; May Day '65'67; YWCA '65'66; Mu.
Elizabeth Anderson Keller Clayton, N. C.

GleeClub '63'67, V-Pres. '67; Vocal Ensemble '64'67; Dramatics Club

'63'67; YDC '63 '67, Sec. '67; Hall Counselor '67; Altar Guild '63'64;

YWCA '63'64; Muse Staff '67; Mu.
Margaret Campbell Kelly Tallahassee. Fla.

Acolyte '65'66; Altar Guild '65- '66; Handbook Staff '65'67, Editor

'67; Sigma-Mu '65'67; Letter Club '65-'67; Circle, Treas. '67; Hall

Counselor '67; Sigma.
Rebecca Jo King Durham, N. C.

YWCA '65'67; Mu.
Sarah Wayt Lambeth Richmond, Va.

Cold Cuts '67; YWCA '66'67; Sigma.
Alma Dale Lambdin Franklin, Va.

Mu Cheerleader '65'67; YWCA '65'66; Tennis Team '65'66; Tennis

Club-Pres. '66'67; Mu.
Mary Sue Lawrence Raleigh, N. C.

YWCA '65'67; Altar Guild '65-'67; Library Asst. , 65-'67;Mu.
Mary Medearis Leary Richmond, Va.

Honor Board '65'67, V-Pres. '66'67; YRC '65'66; Y.W.C.A '65-'66;

Vice-Pres. Student Gov't. '66 '67; Leg. Body Chairman '66 '67; Circle

'67; Hall Council '66'67; Disciplinary Comm. '66'67; Stage Coach

Staff '66'67; Outstanding Senior; Hall Counselor '67; Sigma.
Nancy Ann Lee Tampa. Fa.

Mu Cheerleader 65-67; Tennis team 66-67; Y.W.C.A 66-67; Y.D.C. 66-

67; Muse staff 66-67
Mary Elizabeth Little Wadesboro, N. C.

YWCA '65'67; YDC '65 '67; Altar Guild '65'67; May Day '65'67; Hall

Counselor '67; Dramatic's Club '66'67; Sigma.
Julia Anne Livingston Lumberton, N. C.

YDC '65'67; YWCA '66- '67; Dramatic's Club '66'67; May Day '65'67;

Mu.
Martha Marbury McCullough Birmingham, Ala

Sea Saints '65 '66; Dramatics Club '65'66; YWCA '65;'67; YRC '66-

'67; Stagecoach Staff '66'67; Tennis Team '66-'67; May Court '67;

Mu.
Cynthia Lynn McDonough Raleigh, N. C.

Dramatic's Club '66'67; Sigma.
Mary Lou McGowan Columbia, S. C.

May Day '65-'67; YDC '66- '67; YWCA '66'67; Stagecoach Staff '66'67;

Dramatic's Club '66' 67; Mu.

159

Nancy Lender Wingfield McGowan Marietta, Ga.

YDC '65- '67; Y.W.C.A. '65-'67; Altar Guild '65-'67; Granddaughter's

Club '65-'67; Sigma; May day '65-'66.
Lucile Best McKee Raleigh, N. C.

Drama Club 63-67, Sec-Treas. Beacon 63-64, Vice-Pres Freshman

Class 63-64, Y.R.C. 65-67, Leg. Body 65-67, Belles 65-66, Stagecoach

63-67, Altar Guild 66-67, Sec. of Circle 66-67, Counselor 66-67, Cold

Cuts 66-67, JR. Class Pres. 65-66, Senior Class Pres. 66-67, Out-
standing Senior; Mu.
Catherine Rhodes McLanahan Elberton, Ga.

May Day '65-'66; YWCA '66-'67; Mu.
Lynn Elizabeth McQuilkin Charlotte, N. C.

YRC '66'67; YWCA '65'67; Altar Guild '66- '67; Tennis Club '66-'67;

Sigma-Mu '65'67; Sigma.
Virginia Anita McSwain Macon, Ga.

Alter Guild 65-66; Mu.
Lavinia Lander Marshall Montgomery, Ala.

Orchesis '65'67; May Day '66-'67; May Court '67; Hall Counselor '67;

YRC '65-'67; Marshal '67; Mu.
Susan Marshall Hampton, Va.

Counselor '66'67; Fire Chief '66- '67; Muse '66-'67; Y.W.C.A. '65-'67;

gym assistant '66'67; Sigma.
Anita Louise Martin Richmond, Va.

Sea Saints 65-66
Meredith Maynard Chicago, III.

Dramatics Club '65'67; Muse '65'67; Y.R.C. '66'67; Belles '66-'67;

May Day '65'67; Sigma.
Nancy Leland Maynard Raleigh, N.C.

Y.D.C. '66'67; Mu.
Martha Battle Mebane Rocky Mount, N.C.

Hall Rep. '65'66; Leg. Body '65'66; Petitions Comm. '65- '66; Stage-
coach '65-'66; Granddaughters' Club '65'67; Counselor '66'67;

Y.D.C. '66'67; Sigma.
Sarah Anne Melvin Rocky Mount, N.C.

Y.D.C. '65'67; Y.W.C.A. '65'67; Altar Guild '65-'67; May Day '65-'67;

Counselor '66'67; Mu.
Susan Hamick Miller Raleigh, N.C.

Sigma-Mu '65'66; Sigma Cheerleader '66-'67; May Day '65-'66; Sig-
ma.
Olivia Turlington Miller Birmingham, Ala.

Y.W.C.A. '65'67; Y.R.C. '65'67; May Day '65'67; Stagecoach '66-'67;

Marshal '66'67; Orchesis '65'67; Mu.
Michele Milhchap Albany, Ga.

Dramatics Club '63-'65; May Day '63'66; Glee Club '63'65; Y.D.C.

'65'66; Belles '66'67; Stagecoach '66'67; Mu.
Mary Ella Mills Greenville. S.C.

Granddaughters' club '65-'67; Sigma-Mu '65'67; Mu.
Thelma Eugenia Morgan Raleigh, N.C.

May Day 65-67; Sigma.
Martha Morgan Raleigh, N.C.

Stagecoach '65'67; May Day '65'67; Dramatics Club '66'67; Sigma.

Juliet Elizabeth Murrell Charlotte, N.C.

Sigma-Mu '65-'67,; May Day '65'66; Counselor '66- '67; Mu.
Dorothy Sue Nahikian Raleigh, N.C.

Glee Club 65-67; Ensemble; Sigma.
Anne Horton Northington Winston-Salem, N.C.

Y.R.C. '65-'67; Granddaughters' Club '65-'67; May Day '65-'67; Belles

'66-'67; Sigma.
Susan Rae Owens Plymouth, N.C.

Dramatics Club '65-'67; Y.W.C.A. '66-'67; St Genesis '66-'67; Coun-
selor '66'67; Sigma.
Jane Celeste Patrick Morehead City, N.C.

Y.W.C.A. '65'66; Glee Club '65'66; Ensemble '65'66; Chief Marshal

'66'67; May Court '66- '67; Circle '66'67; Mu.
Sajlie Elizabeth Ragsdale Raleigh, N.C.

Dramatics Club '65'66; Caperettes '65'67; Cold Cuts '66-'67; May

Day '65-'67; Stagecoach '65-'66; Sigma.
Clarine Gatling Pollock Gatesville, N.C.

Granddaughters' Club '65-'67; Caperettes '65- '67; May Day '65-'66;

Asst. Fire Marshal '66- '67; Counselor '66'67; Mu.

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Claire Elizabeth Robinson Charlotte, N.C.
Sigma-Mu '65-'67; Y.D.C. '66- '67; Altar Guild '66-*67; Tennis Club '66-
'67; Sigma.

Judith D. Rockefeller Raleigh, N.C.

Y.W.C.A. '65-'67; Y.D.C. '65'67; C.C.CU.N. '66'67; Mu.

Kinsey Sabiston Carthage, N.C.
Pres. Freshman class '63- '64; Pres. Sophomore Class '64'65; Sec.
Junior Class '65'66; Vice-Pres. Senior Class '66-'67; Beacon '64'65;
Leg. Body '64-'65; Dramatics Club '64'67; Y.W.C.A. '66'67; Coun-
selor '66'67; Soph. Superlative '65; Mu.

Jane Russell Shuping Greensboro, N.C.
Caperettes '65-'67; Muse '65'67; Y.W.C.A. '66- '67; Counselor '66-'67;
May Day '65'67; Mu.

Helen Silcox Charleston, S.C.
Handbook Comm. '66-'67; SigmaMu '65- '67.

Elizabeth Lee Simmons Asheville, N.C.
Granddaughters' Club '65'67; Acolyte '65'67; May Day '65'66;
Y.W.C.A. '66'67; Y.R.C. '66'67; Hall Rep. '66'67; Sigma.

Mervyn Elizabeth Smith Snow Hill, N.C.
Dramatics Club '65-'67; Mu.

Nancy Middleton Smith Rome, Ga.
Stagecocah '65-'66; Y.R.C. '65- '66; May Day '65'67; Belles '66-'67;
Sec. Leg. Body; '66'67. Counselor '66'67; Sigma.

Margaret Stevens Shiloh, N.C.

Y.D.C. '63'67; Pres. Y.D.C. '65 '66; Y.W.C.A. '63'67; choir '65'67; Vice-
Pres. choir '65-66; crucifer 63-67; Head Crucifer 66-67; Beacon 64-65;
Pre;, beacon 64-65; Treas. Freshman Class 63-64; Soph. Superlative
64-65; Underclassmen Honor Board Rep. 64-65; Jr. Rep. Honor Board
65-66; Chairman Honor Board 66-67; Counselor 66-67; May Day 63-
67; Dramatics Club 66-67; Granddaughters' club 63-67; Circle 66-67;
Pres. Student Gov. Assoc. 66-67; Outstanding Senior 66-67; Sigma.

Mary Ann Stirling Columbia, S.C.
Acolyte 65-67; Sigma-Mu 65-67; Y.D.C. 65-67, Crucifer 66-67; Altar
guild 66-67 Hall Rep. 66-67; Mu.

Linda Eva Stott Springhope, N.C.
Glee Club 63-66; Dramatics Club 63-67; Sec-Treas. Dramatics club 65-
66; Pres. Dramatics Club 66-67; Y.D.C. 63-67; Y.W.C.A. 63-67; Altar
Guild 63-66; May Day 63-67; Vice-Pres. Glee Club 64-65; Ensemble 64-
66; Librarian Glee Club 65-66; Orchesis 64-67; Dance Marshal Jr;
Class 65-66; St Genesis 65-67; Honor Roll for the year 65-66; Chair-
man of Assembly 66-67; Counselor 66-67; Sec-Treas. St Genesis 66-
67; Cold Cuts 66-67; Outstanding Senior, Sigma.

Ava Jane Stout Greensboro, N.C.
May day 65-67; Mu; Cheerleader 66-67; Choir 65-66.

Elizabeth Jocelyn Strange Wilmington, N.C.
Drama Club 66-67; Belles 66-67; Tennis Team 66-67 Muse 66-67
Y.D.C. 66-67; Y.W.C.A. 66-67; May Day 66-67; Sigma.

Gale Swann Morehead City, N.C.
Choir65-67; Y.D.C. 65-67; Sec-Treas. Y.D.C. 65-66; Y.W.C.A. 65-67; Al-

tar Guild 66-67; Leg. Body 65 66; Counselor 66-67; Sec-Treas. Student

Gov. Assoc. 66-67; Sec. Honor Board 66-67; Circle 66-67; May Day 65-

66; Outstanding senior; Mu.
Virginia Davenport Thompson Raleigh, N.C.

N.C. State Volunteers 65-66; Y.D.C. 66-67; May Day 66-67; Grand

daughters' Club 65-67; Sigma.
Lucy Grahm Turner Pink Hill, N.C.

Drama Club 65-67; Y.D.C. 65-67; May Day 65-67; Caperettes 65-67;

Belles 65-66; Bridge Champion 66-67; Mu.
Karen Jean Ulberg Raleigh, N.C.

N.C. State Volunteers 65-67; Y.W.C.A. 65-66; sigma.
Harriet Lee Upton Troutman, N.C.

Y.W.C.A. 65-66; Y.R.C. 66-67; Drama Club 66-67, Muse 66-67 May Day

66-67; Mu.
Nancy Dicks Vernon Walnut Cove, N.C.

Y.D.C. 65-67; Y.W.C.A. 65-66; May Day 65-66; Altar Guild 66-67; Sig-
ma.
Barbara Leonora Wall Raleigh, N.C.

Sigma Cheerleader 65-66; Sigma
Elizabeth Sandra Wallace Charlotte. N.C.

Y.W.C.A. 65 67; Counselor 66-67; Y.D.C. 66-67; Altar Guild 66-67; Mu.
Mary Ann Warren Durham, N.C.

Sigma-Mu 65-67; Acolyte 66-67: Belles 66-67; Drama Club 66-67; Hall

Rep. 66-67; Mu.
Stacy Prince Watkins Emporia, Va.

Sec. Hall Council 66-67; Sigma-Mu 65-67; Sigma.
Charlotte Haxall Noland Weaver Birmingham, Ala.

May Day 65-67; Y.R.C. 65-67; Pres. Y.R.C. 66 67; Counselor 66-67;

Marshal 66-67; Stagecoach 66-67; Mu.
Harriet Lynn White Raleigh, N.C.

Stagecoach 65-67; Y.D.C. 66-67; Cold Cuts 66-67; Mu.
Joan Elizabeth Wickham Tarboro, N.C.

Y.W.C.A. 63-67; Y.D.C. 63-67; Drama Club 63-67; St. Genesis 65 67;

C. C.U.N. 63-67; Vice-Pres. C. C.U.N. 66-67; Acolyte 65-66; Muse 66-67;

Honor Roll for the Year 65-66; Sigma.
Laura Frances Whitley Raleigh, N.C.

Counselor 66-67; cheerleader 66-67; Dance Marshal Senior Class 66-

67; May Court 65-67; Maid Of Honor 66-67; Drama Club 66-67; Sigma.
Ruth Fountain Willets Durham, N.C.

Y.W.C.A. 65-67; Y.D.C. 65-67; Drama Club 65-67; Altar Guild 65-67;

Stagecoach 65-66; May Day 65-67; Glee Club 66-67; Hall Rep. 66-67;

Mu.
Carra Byrd Yancey Raleigh, N.C.

Granddaughters' Club 65-67; C. C.U.N. 66-67; Drama Club 66-67; Mu.
Carol Elaine Parker Benson, N.C.

Y.R.C. 65-67; Caperettes 65-67; Mu cheerleader 65-67; May Day 65-67;

Mu Head Cheerleader 66-67.

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senior index

Ager, Loyer Lawton p. 106
Arbuckle, Corinne Harper p. 96
Aretakis, Evanthia Vurnakes p. 120
Austin, Jane Efird p. 99
Avery, Eunice Lee p. 119
Beville, Linda Lewis p. 104
Block, Christina Jo p. 84
Botts, Chyrell p. 98
Breeden, Frances Eoff p. 97
Brittain, Cheryl Ganson p. 105
Burgwyn, Margaret Elizabeth p. 116
Carter, Elizabeth Fowle p. 112
Christoph, Hjordis Helen p. 109
Clarson, Barbara Jean p. 89
Cochran, Joan Wallace p. 92
Conrad, Barbara Harris p. 94
Copenhaver, Ann Witten p. 81
Cowan, Di Anna p. 116
Crawford, Elizabeth Blount p. 125
Crawley, Martha Oliver p. 85
Crum, Jane Collier p. 125
Crump, Judith Claire p. 107
Daniels, Marguerite Dewey p. 124
Davenport, Elizabeth Roswell p. 121
Davis, Claudia Anne p. 94
Davis, Patricia Ricks p. 88
Day, Harriet Winchester p. 82
Dill, Ann Sloan p. 117
Downey, Elizabeth Gunter p. 103
Drake, Carol Bonel p. 112
Dunston, Dinah James p. 93
Edmunds, Louise Gilmer p. 81
England, Mary Denham p. 115
Eure, Dorothy Rebecca p. 103
Exum, Elizabeth Poinsett p. 92
Finch, Carolyn Elizabeth p. 122
Fitzpatrick, Edna F. p. 91
Flannagan, Kathleen Goodyear p. 105
Fleming, Nell Hunter p. 84
Flynn, Anne Boiling p. 99
Fowlkes, Carolyn Murray p. 88
Franklin, Carol Anne p. 87
Frazer, Kathleen Ross p. 105
Freeman, Elizabeth Hill p. 112
Freeman, Henrietta Tompkins p. 119
Friar, Ella Lee Chase p. 101
Fullerton, Sandra L. p. 116
Garrett, Martha Batten p. 100
Gartland, Katherine Ellen p. 121
Garwood, Anne Sebring p. 123
Gill, Sharon Ailing p. 103
Gelston, Susan Worthington p. 125
Gilliam, Margaret Page p. 100
Glass, Mary Nelson p. 124

Godwin, Gretchen Vann p. Ill

Golding, Elizabeth Jane p. 108

Grant, Elizabeth Farish p. 105

Gray, Virginia Ann p. 90

Hammond, Sallie Shaw p. 122

Hancock, Mary Mac p. 114

Hannah, Susan Berry p. 114

Harney, Ann Martin p. 108

Healy, Jean Mary p. 120

Henderson, Jane Pardee p. 122

Hicks, Janet Irene p. 96

Hodges, Harriet Kay p. 109

Holbrook, Anna Margaret p. Ill

Hood, Nancy Lou p. 86

Huggins, Caroline Norfleet p. 103

Hurst, Christine p. 123

Hurst, Sally Fulton p. 105

Isley, Margaret Elaine p. 112

Jacks, Donna Louise p. 124

James, Sara Nair p. 98

Jennings, Mary Louise p. 92

Jenrette, Helen Bell p. 97

Johnson, Noell p. 89

Jordan, Katherine Lash p. 116

Keller, Elisabeth Anderson p. 110

Kelly, Margaret Campbell p. 99

King, Rebecca Jo p. 123

Lambeth, Sarah Wayt p. 90

Lambdin, Alma Dale p. 87

Lawrence, Mary Sue p. 83

Leary, Mary Medearis p. 110

Little, Mary Elizabeth p. 113

Livingston, Julia Anne p. 106

McCullough, Martha Marbury p. 115

McDonough, Cynthia Lynn p. 88

McGowan, Mary Louise p. 122

McGowan, Nancy Lender Wingfield p. 113

McKee, Lucile Best p. 80

McLanahan, Catherine Rhodes p. 101

McQuilkin, Lynne Elizabeth p. 102

McSwain, Virginia Anita p. 83

Marshall, Lavinia Lander p. 104

Marshall, Martha Susan p. Ill

Martin, Anita Louise p. 100

Maynard, Meredith Mann p. 120

Maynard, Noncy Leland p. 85

Mebane, Martha Battle p. 114

Melvin, Sarah Anne p. 90

Miller, Olivia Turlington p. 110

Miller, Susan Hamrick p. 85

Millichap, Michele p. 118

Mills, Mary Ella p. 109

Morgan, Martha p. 93

Morgan, Thelma E. p. 95

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Murrell, Juliet Elizabeth p. 102
Nahikian, Dorothy Sue p. 118
North. Laura Ellen p. 82
Northmgton, Anne Horton p. 95
Owens, Susan Rae p. 117
Parker, Carol Elaine p. 96
Patrick, Jane Celeste p. 107
Pollock, Clarine Gatling p. 123
Ragsdale, Sallle Elizabeth p. 86
Robinson, Claire Elizabeth p. 96
Rickefeller, Judith Louella p. 113
Sabiston, Cornelia Kinsey p. 81
Shuping, Jane Russell p. 86
Simmons, Elizabeth Lee p. 84
Smith, Mervyn Elisabeth p. 82
Smith, Nancy Middleton p. 93
Stevens, Margaret p. 86
Stirling, Mary Ann p. 119

Stott, Linda Eva p. 117
Strange, Elizabeth Jocelyn p. 99
Swann, Gale p. 91

Thompson, Virginia Davenport p. 97
Turner, Lucy Graham p. 121
Ulberg, Karen Jean p. 93
Upton, Harriet Lee p. 108
Vernon, Nancy Dicks p. 101
Wall, Barbara Leonora p. 118
Wallace, Elizabeth Sandra p. 102
Warren, Mary Ann p. 95
Watkins, Stacy Prince p. 120
Weaver, Charlotte Haxall N. p. 106
White, Harriet Lynn p. 94
Wickham, Joan Elizabeth p. 91
Whitley, Laura Frances p. 107
Yancey, Carra Byrd p. 113
Willets, Ruth Fountain p. 91

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a year ends— we separate,
but a reunion begins each

time we open the cover—
we remember and we smile.

Anna Holbrook, Editor
Merrie England, Assistant Editor

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